On 11/6/06, SASADA Koichi <ko1 atdot.net> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> M. Edward (Ed) Borasky wrote:
> > SASADA Koichi wrote:
> >> a) The Ruby evaluator will be YARV.  Ruby will import YARV's limitations
> >>   -> support only native thread, nonsupport Thread.critical,
> >
> > I'm familiar with the "native" thread models for Linux and Windows. I'm
> > not, however, familiar with them for BSD, Solaris or MacOS. Nor do I
> > have any clues as to what operating systems Ruby 1.9.1 or Ruby 2.0 will
> > need to support. Is there some kind of documentation on this?
>
> Most of Unix like OS have POSIX Thread. So I believe most of OS doesn't
> support it around Threads.  I know a problem about Windows/Cygwin's
> incomplete Pthread (incomplete pthread_kill implementation).
>
>
> >> * YARV Source review
> >>
> >> YARV is developed by me, so the code quality seems low.  Please check
> >> YARV source code and please point out any strange code you see.
> >
> > Do you have a preferred/recommended IDE for this? Right now, I'm
> > thinking about "standardizing" on KDevelop, even though it means I won't
> > be able to develop on Windows or Mac. KDevelop has some hooks for Ruby
> > and Rails, which is my main reason for wanting to use it.
>
> I want to know it too.  Ah, conclusion is gvim?  I'm using windows.
>

You use Xyzzy, right ko1?

I know there is an Emacs interface to CScope. I basically know nothing
about Emacs, but I'm sure it could be tweaked to work with Common Lisp
instead of Emacs Lisp.

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